Warming Seas, Heatwaves and a Hungry Predator Drove a Squid Fishery to the Brink
A three-decade analysis links the collapse of the Japanese flying squid fishery in the East Sea to long-term warming, marine ...
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Weighing the World’s Snow: Satellites Track Northern Hemisphere Snowpack From Space
A new dataset fuses satellite gravity measurements with meteorological data to reconstruct two decades of snow water equivalent, depth, and ...
New Coupled Reanalysis Reconstructs 32 Years of Mediterranean Climate Change
Scientists have unveiled MESMAR-R, the first coupled atmosphere-ocean-hydrology reanalysis of the Mediterranean, reconstructing 32 years of rapid warming, salinification, and ...
Skipping the Plough Cuts Nitrate Losses by Up to 42 Percent When Wet Winters Strike Bare Soil
A Swiss lysimeter experiment found that non-inversion tillage reduced nitrate leaching by up to 42 percent on some soils during ...
AI maps the exact temperatures that switch the world’s heaters and air conditioners on
Researchers have used machine learning and global energy records to create the first worldwide dataset of the outdoor temperature thresholds ...
Sensors and Drones Reveal How Thinned Spruce Forests Weather Drought
A two-year Finnish field campaign combining sap-flow sensors, eddy-covariance towers and drone imaging shows that selectively thinned Norway spruce stands ...
A Decade of Underground Warming Reveals Which Soil Carbon Clings On and Which Vanishes
After nearly ten years of heating a forest soil to one meter's depth, scientists found that unprotected particulate carbon in ...
Beef industry knew of cattle’s climate role by 1989, archives reveal
Archival research shows the National Cattlemen's Association knew by 1989 that cattle contributed to global warming but responded with public ...
Satellites Reveal Pakistan’s Hidden Methane Super-Emitters
A new satellite study combining Sentinel-5P TROPOMI and NASA EMIT observations reveals rising methane concentrations across Pakistan and pinpoints oil ...
Three-Year Moth Outbreak Reshapes the Chemical Breath of a Subarctic Birch Forest
A three-year field study in subarctic Sweden shows that mountain birch volatile emissions rise and transform as geometrid moth populations ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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